Well to be fair those freaky fast reloadeders do exist I actually had the thought watching this "I have actually seen ar-15 reloads faster than that" Again that's just those few freaky fast people out there
First?! Dryfire is your friend as always! I have a Tabata app on my phone that I just rep different drills back to back (12 rounds) within a certain timeframe. Highly recommend. Thanks for sharing Tim!
Lol I used to run a single point, during transition drills I safetied, and threw the gun down, and darted my barrel into the ground when my sling broke lol. I still transitioned but I switched to two point and now control the rifle. Good stuff sir
My Instructors would intentionally induce malfunctions and or limit my ammo. They believe it's more important to be able to think through the problem. You pull the trigger and it only goes click.....what do you do?
As a civilian, if you really need to transition, you shit in a shit area and you need to move. This drill is great for L.E. and military. For a retired vet like me, if I need to think about transitioning, I’m spending more time on Zillo or some other house hunting site.
Disagree: Tactical reload your handgun, BEFORE reholstering. You never know when you might need it and having a full handgun, is better then partial. Then fix your long gun. I know, many will disagree. However, it is how I was trained and how I believe.
I kept rewinding to try to see what all is on the front of the gun?...you have an unusual support hand grip. You aren't touching the rail, looks like you are gripping around the light...Can you explain please and thanks.
You talk about group size increasing when dropping you rifle but then fire your pistol on that 1.50 transition way before the dot reaches your eyes and don't show the hits.
@@jeffpratt996 so I’m right handed but left eye dominant. I grew up shooting long guns left handed. I didn’t like controls were all for right handed people so growing up I shit handguns right handed for ease of operation of handguns. Now as a LEO I’ve just gotten used to it and trained that way and it feels natural.
Explain why you waste time putting rifle safety on if you pull trigger and get no response then the gun is not working or is out of Ammo so why waste the time get it out of the way and get back into the fight before you get dead!
Well at least the problems are not psychological warfare. Because anything bouncing on your croch could not feel as good as you think lolololol joke...thanks for teaching us in these videos
So much talk dude..try to ask somebody to put a dummy bullet in your mag and then you perform your transition.let the rifle have the actual malfunction.so slow..lack of muscle memory.
@@Rasky823 A lot of the old school guys taught that technique until more data came out. To many NDs happen because an article of clothing gets caught inside the trigger. You'll practice the draw-holster 10,000x with little to no need to ever use it in a defensive situation. Let's keep the range safe. Finally, if the defender has made a conscience decision that the fight was over--no need to look downrange any longer. Spend the extra 2 seconds--it could save your ass.
Tim Kennedy for president 20/20✌️❤️🍊🌴🍊🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇
Been having that thought for a while now XD
No, he is not the guy
Tim Kennedy has created a great deal of range camandos
Awesome display of technique. had to learn this lesson the hard way in call of duty
One downvote? Must be the guy that does a wicked fast emergency reload. :)
or a bedwetting liberal
Do we have a Redditor?
Well to be fair those freaky fast reloadeders do exist
I actually had the thought watching this "I have actually seen ar-15 reloads faster than that"
Again that's just those few freaky fast people out there
Lucas botkin
First?! Dryfire is your friend as always! I have a Tabata app on my phone that I just rep different drills back to back (12 rounds) within a certain timeframe. Highly recommend. Thanks for sharing Tim!
Violence Advisor armband is a nice touch.
Lol I used to run a single point, during transition drills I safetied, and threw the gun down, and darted my barrel into the ground when my sling broke lol. I still transitioned but I switched to two point and now control the rifle. Good stuff sir
Thanks Tim , just one more tool I'm going to ad to my Drills. Say it with me folks .....Transition.......got a nice ring to it.
I could listen to Mr Kennedy talk all day
Outstanding, no criticism at all, I dump my mag unless I need to retain it. Hooah
Thanks Tim
“Switch to you secondary, it’s faster than reloading!!”
Copl Dunn, right?
One of the most important lessons Call of Duty taught us
Excellent, clear presentation. Well done.
He expedited the transition /misfire which gave him the opportunity to react quickly. I give him props he is well educated.
Contingency planning at it's finest 👌 well done!
I feel like a better way to practice this would be without knowing how many rounds are in your primary weapon before you switch to your sidearm.
what i've done with a buddy is we load each others mags to get the surprise.
Just to get started one or two then transition......once you get it down then worry about how many rounds are in the mag's.
My Instructors would intentionally induce malfunctions and or limit my ammo. They believe it's more important to be able to think through the problem. You pull the trigger and it only goes click.....what do you do?
As a civilian, if you really need to transition, you shit in a shit area and you need to move. This drill is great for L.E. and military. For a retired vet like me, if I need to think about transitioning, I’m spending more time on Zillo or some other house hunting site.
Can you do these transitions in Skinny Jeans next time Tim ?
And......a turtle neck sweater, in chriatmas colors ?
For science of course....
Love these videos!
Love this channel
Outstanding Rock Solid Intel here gents. Good to go👍🏻🇺🇸
I am but a grasshopper, keep teaching the ways!
That FN15 tactical II though 😍
I guess I’ll just start with the secondary because Tim doesn’t think I’m old enough to own a primary lol
Tim, when you coming down under to have some beers on the West Coast of Australia been to long, the beach calling your name and so are the beers
I love your work.
Idk how but you lean back and forwards at the same time
Thank you.
Awesome.
In Dungeons & dragons, it's only a miscellaneous action. Not hard at all
Love you!
GREAT VIDEO -- 1.5 MY 1.8
The way everything is out into context while training with sheep dog and Tim Kennedy is why they are in the top of the training niche
I think fieldcraft survival would say hold my beer
Disagree: Tactical reload your handgun, BEFORE reholstering. You never know when you might need it and having a full handgun, is better then partial. Then fix your long gun. I know, many will disagree. However, it is how I was trained and how I believe.
Tim Kennedy? Likely story! Im watching you discount Clive Owen.
Is that the Gerber StrongArm knife on your hip?
QUESTION: What ear-pro are you running? Thanks!
You and Garand Thumb need to do a video together.
Please demonstrate a "New York reload"
Do I just stay on pistol always if I'm Robert Vogel?
More is in fact better
I kept rewinding to try to see what all is on the front of the gun?...you have an unusual support hand grip. You aren't touching the rail, looks like you are gripping around the light...Can you explain please and thanks.
Joe Gasparro looks like he has a Peq 16
Remember... Switching to your pistol is always faster than relo...
Lucas at Trex *reloads*
"Soap? What the bloody hell kind of name is Soap?"
What scope is he running?
Unless you’re 18, of course.
What kind of rifle is Mr. Kennedy running (besides "AR 15" responses) lol
I think it’s a Daniel Defense model.
You talk about group size increasing when dropping you rifle but then fire your pistol on that 1.50 transition way before the dot reaches your eyes and don't show the hits.
What belt is that???
I can get it done in under 3 seconds too
Maybe what they say is true switching to your other weapon is faster than reloading
So Sgt Foley was right...
What do we do now sir? We are in a battle for our country and our freedom
haha, thought it was clive owen on the thumbnail.
You are covering pistol mags dropping ar like that
I would love to take a class with this guy and Tony Sentmanat. Probably butchered the name, but none the less.
What sidearm is he carrying?
looks to be a Glock 34... doctored up
@Robert Smith isn't that the old school broom handle used in Germany? If so, this gun looks different
@Robert Smith ooh lol got ya.
So stupid question for sheepdog response.
How would you transition you shoot long guns left handed and handguns right handed?
Not trying to be a dick, why would you switch?
Easy. Left hand on pistol grip to swing rifle out of the way while rifle support hand goes for the handgun.
What B.B. Said... don’t overthink it.
@@jeffpratt996 so I’m right handed but left eye dominant. I grew up shooting long guns left handed. I didn’t like controls were all for right handed people so growing up I shit handguns right handed for ease of operation of handguns. Now as a LEO I’ve just gotten used to it and trained that way and it feels natural.
@@Bsquared1972 okay cool I was over thinking
I shoot rifle right handed but I am left handed and shoot my pistol left hand dominant. I guess I’ll just be the sacrificial lamb in a gunfight
jake gyllenhaal?
In my time if I want a gun I could get one but y I'm train hard to be a weapon. Take pride in that I'm weird but never carry shit but me.
Great video! All I could focus on though was Tim's junk.
#👀
Explain why you waste time putting rifle safety on if you pull trigger and get no response then the gun is not working or is out of Ammo so why waste the time get it out of the way and get back into the fight before you get dead!
But Joe Biden says I don’t need 30 rounds. What would he say if he knew we were walking around with more than that?
Biden is right , we don't need 30 round mags........we need 60 round drums....
Well at least the problems are not psychological warfare. Because anything bouncing on your croch could not feel as good as you think lolololol joke...thanks for teaching us in these videos
What percentag% of pro 2A non-military Americans will ever bother to train up on such methods?
Not really an accurate comparison imo. 🤷🏻♂️
So much talk dude..try to ask somebody to put a dummy bullet in your mag and then you perform your transition.let the rifle have the actual malfunction.so slow..lack of muscle memory.
what about transitioning from pistol to rifle?
As you’re holstering the pistol, left hand is reaching, and lifting the rifle up. Don’t overthink it.
Todd Brickman some believe you should "look" pistol into holster. i dont, neither do instructors that taught me.
@@Rasky823 A lot of the old school guys taught that technique until more data came out. To many NDs happen because an article of clothing gets caught inside the trigger. You'll practice the draw-holster 10,000x with little to no need to ever use it in a defensive situation. Let's keep the range safe. Finally, if the defender has made a conscience decision that the fight was over--no need to look downrange any longer. Spend the extra 2 seconds--it could save your ass.